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THE NATURAL RESULT.
Those who Ciamored for the Interstate
Law Cry Enough"

Those who Ciamored for the Interstate
Law Cry Enough"
WASHINGTON, April 5th.-Without doubt
q strong effort will be made in the next
Congress TO either repeal or at least modify
the new interstate commerce law. The
very classes who were most clamorous for
its passage are among the first to make
complaint of the harshness of its provis-
ions. Already the Commission is over
whelmed with communications asking for
an Interpretation of certain phrases in the
law, the writers being desirous of knowing
if the same will not bear this or that con-
struction as will suit their own convent
ence. The folly of trying to make ironclad
rules for the government of commerce is
already apparent, and yet the law does not
90 into effect until tomorrow. The rail-
roads in every direction have been com.
PEELED to make changes in their rates in
anticipation of the carrying out of the
statute which makes the burden to be
borne by the people all the greater, and
even for short distances prices of tickets for
carrying passengers have advanced % per
cent.
In a few weeks there is to be a great ma
tional drill in Washington, and during
May also some centennial observances are
to take place in Baltimore, to which it was
expected that crowds from other cities
would be attracted, but the railway people
cannot hold cut any encouragement that
reduction of rates can be made until the
Commission gives its Interpretation Of the
different provisions of the law, and ii may
be that no relief can be granted.
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assembled under the dome of the Capitol Of
any State.h

WASHINGTON, April 5th.-A resident of
Chihuahua, Mex, recently complained to
the Treasury Department of damage 10 his
effects caused by the action of the Customs
officer at Ell Paso, Tex, in opening and ex-
amining packages and OBTAINING the same
on his arrival there in July last, en- route
to Europe, via New York. Acting on the
case, Secretary Fairchild says; Without
going into particulars, the Department has
to say that the Government is not respon-
sible for any loss or injury occurring to
importers of Merchandise, Including bag
gage of passengers, which has been caused
by improper conduct or laches on the part
of Customs officers and, besides, even if it
were responsible, there is no appropriation
from which any claim for such loss or dam
age can be paid. 1t is suggested that if the
Customs officers at Ell Paso did not use
ordinary care and diligence in the exami-
nation of your effects at the time you men
ton. they are personally responsible TO you
for damages.
Shocking Accident.
PITrsBURe, April 5th.-Six men were ter
ribly burned by an explosion of molten
metal in the converting department of the
Edgar Thomas Steel Works at Braddock,
Pa, this morning. The heated steel had
been dumped into portable ladle prepara-
tory to pouring it into the ingot molds,
when the liquid metal exploded, and was
scattered in all directions.
Vessel Probably Lost.
New YORK, April 5th.-The British
steamer Carmona, which left Barrow,
Eng, February 23d, has not yet arrived,
and is given up as lost, with all hands on
board. She had a full cargo of steel
blooms consigned to a firm in Pennsyl-
vania. The vessel was commanded by
Captain ]. A. Holcrow, and had crew Of
thirty-three men.
Reform in the Quaker City.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5th.-Director of
Public Safety Stokley, who entered upon
the duties of his new position yesterday,
notified the Lieutenants of the various po-
lice districts to-day that they would be held
strictly responsible for the enforcement of
the laws relating to gambling, policy play
ing, poker playing, prize fighting or spar
ring for points" and Sunday liquor sell
ing. These. he informed them, are all
prohibited by law, and it viii be their duty
to see that the law is enforced.
Patents for Railroad Lands.
WASHINGTON, April 5th.-Upon applica-
ton of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany for issue of patents for lands along the
line of road in Minnesota and in Dakota
east of the Missouri river, Commissioner
Sparks has reported TO the Secretary of the
Interior that the portion of road named
was definitely located and constructed
within the time required by law, and that
patents may be lawfully issued TO the
company.
Coming for their Man.
BANGOR ,(Me.), April 5th.-City Mar
shall Whitney and officer Allen left tc-
night for California with requisiion for
the return of Calvin P. Graves, the muT-
derer of the Maine Game Wardens.
Postmaster Commissioned.
WASHINGTON, April 5th.-Hugh A. Clark
has been commissioned Postmaster at San
Jacinto, Colusa county, Cal.
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THE SMALL BOYS FRIENDS.
Circus Managers Talk of Fighting tn
Interstate Law.

Circus Managers Talk of Fighting the
Interstate Law.
New York, April 6th-A. MA cirrus
agent just arrived from the West says that
among owners of tent shows there the in
state commerce bill has already asserted
itself. Transportation contracts so far
made have been almost fatally expen-
sive to circuses. In the West, where
dozen Or more big shows are
be particularly obnoxious, and there ap-
peared to be some foundation for the
agents remark-that a number of man
ayers and owners were going TO pool issues.
raise a fund of 100000, and test the con-
stiiutionality OF the law. 1t was added that
Allen G. Thurman had been, or would be,
engaged to fight for the circuses.
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Boyton,s Trip Down the Hudson.

HuDsoH On. W, April 5th.-Captain
Paul Boyton, the navigator. started on his
voyage at noon to-day. He entered the
water at this point, and his destination is
Newark. AT the starting point there was
not much floating ice in the Hudson, but
above there were acres of heavy ice coming
down, and the freshet had caused quite a
rapid current. Boyton was followed by q
boat carrying press reporters. 1t is ex-
pected it will take at least four days to
make the voyage. The temperature of the
water was trifle above the freezing point,
streams were pouring in ice water, and
this contributed to the discomforts of the
trim
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UsURY IN MOROCCO.
An American Consul Proceeds to Break
Up an Infamous Custom.

TANGIER April 5th.-An expedition, fur
nished with the documents from the Sui
tan's Minister and Lewis, the American
Consul, started on the work of arresting
the usurers complained Of in Ion Perdicars
case, and the release of the prisoners de-
tanned in the larach Alcazar for debt on
alleged American claims. Lewis publicly
gave his agent on the expedition the Amer
lean flag for protection, and document
demanding the immediate liberation of
every prisoner confined for debts due
either American citizens or proteges of the
Consulates. This action undoubtedly as
sisted in the complete destruction of the
infamous system which has grown up in
Morocco, whereby usurers having by
various means, corrupt and otherwise,
secured the protection of different foreign
Consuls, succeeded in reaping fortunes by
driving hard bargains with the natives,
and then, by virtue of official standing or
influence, collecting the last penny by the
most rigorous methods.
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PetaIuma lettings.

PErALUMA, April 5th.-A Board of Trade
has been permanently organized, with l.
G. Wickersham as President.
Measures have been taken toward secur-
ing shorter road to Sonoma, and improv-
ing the roads to other points.
A committee will visit Sebastopol to co.
operate in organizing the building of a
railway to this city.
The Board of Health are vaccinating the
coboo1 chii3ran
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The Lone Brigand of Yuba.

CAMPToNvILLE, April 5th.-Last evening
Charles Turner, of this place, was stopped
by masked highwayman, about four
miles from here on the Marysville road.
The man was armed with reech-loading
shotgun. He was dressed in gray coat,
black pantaloons, broad brim, white
souched hat. He wore red handkerchief
over bis head for mask. Turner, having
nothing of value, was permitted to go on.
This is the second robbery necr here in the
last two weeks
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A VICIOUS BRUTE.

Sonoma County Produces Another Equine
Man-Eater.
SANTA Rosa, April 5th.-George Keaston,
a young man in the employ of ]. P. Rode
haver. was attacked by the celebrated STALL
ion, Time O'Day, this afternoon, and was
terribly injured. He had entered the stall
for the purpose of securing bucket, when
the stallion seized him by the right arm,
and before assistance arrived his arm, be-
tween the wrist and elbow, was fearfully
mangled 1t is probable that amputation
will have to be performed.
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READY HELp is afforded by DR.. D. JAYNE

READY HELP is afforded by DIR. D. Jayne's
Expectorant to all sufferers from Coughs
and Colds, Sore Throats or Lung Disorders.
By resorting to it relief is not only obtained
from the more distressing symptoms ac-
companying Severe Colds. but the vital or
gans of the Lungs and Throat are saved
rom more serious Affections. This medi-
cine is a safe Family standby in cases of
Group and Whooping Cough.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Five Lives Lost by the Sinking of
Steamer.

Five Lives Lost by the Sinking of a
Steamer.
SPOKANE FALLS. April 5th-The steamer
Spokane, plying on the Coeur d'Alene river
between Fort Ceur d'Alene and the Mis-
sion, struck snag yesterday and sunk.
She had about u persons aboard, includ-
ing passengers and crew. She filled very
rapidly, and all hands went into the water.
Five persons were drowned-Edward
Jerome, of Lewiston, Idaho; l.. Pike, a
traveller for Charles Hegele & Co., of Port
land, Or; Colonel N. J. Higgins, of Bangor,
Me !: j. G. Hanna, eff Spokane Falls, and
deck-hand Ia Swede), name unknown.
The news reached here by telephone from
Wardneck, some miles distant from the
scene of the wreck, and further details are
not expected tonight
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NEVADA.
Ruling by the United States Court in
Favor of the Sutro Company.

CARSON, April 5th.-The Sutro Tunnel
Company, through its attorney, Theodore
Sutro. applied to-day to the United States
Court of Nevada for leave to amend its an
swer in the foreclosure suit brought by
McCalmont Bros. & Co. against it, by pre-
sentipg additional defenses. The applica-
ton was fled by Theodore Sutro and Col
onel NJ. \. Stone, on behalf of the COM
pany, and resulted in an order from the
Court granting the Tunnel Company leave
TO amend and forty days time in which to
take further testimony, and forty days ad-
ditional for plaintiffs to take testimony in
rebuual. 1t was also ordered that the Re-
ceiyer pay to plaintiffs the money in his
hands, without prejudice to the defense, re-
tanning $4,000 for contingent expenses,
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A SOCIETY SENSATION.
An " Old Mans Darling" Ill Treats Her
Ancient Lord,

DENVER, April 5th.-A sensation has
been created in society by Ex-Governor
Gilpin filing an application for divorce,
alleging that the inhuman treatment by
his wife, together with her extravaganza
and ungovernable temper, makes life TO
him burden. He further alleges that his
wife entered into a conspiracy to take his
life and get control of his property and
children. Gilpin is "a years old.
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RUNS VICTIM.

a Drunken Man Beheaded, and the Head
Lost in the Bay.
PoRr COSTA, April 5th.-Train No. s last
evening ran over and killed man at Va
Iona, two miles from here. His head was
completely severed from the trunk, and is
supposed to have been lost in the straits, as
no trace of it can be found. AT the Coro-
ner's inquest to-day his name was ascer-
tanned to be Thomas Kehoe, formerly eni-
ployed as laborer at Selby's Smelling
Works. He had been on spree, and was
undoubtedly asleep on the track.
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Robbery of the Auburn and Forest Hill
Stage Yesterday.

Stage Yesterday.
AUBURN, April 5th.-A masked robber
with a shotgun stopped the Forest Hill
stage while coming up the grade two miles
from Auburn to-day. The express box
was fastened to the stage and was not mo-
Tested. The mail beg was thrown out,
and on demand also the drivers empty
purse. The driver, in his haste to bring
the news, ran over and smashed wheel
barrow a quarter of a mile from the scene
of the robbery, and came near serving its
owner, who was working on the road, in
the same manner. The Sheriff and his
Deputies were searching during the day
without success. The express box con-
tanned 81 500.
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The Wrecked Steamer.

SEATTLE, April 5th.-An officer from the
wrecked steamer Mexico arrived here to-
day. He reports that she lies on ledge
OF rocks in Plumpter's Pass. Most of her
furniture has been stripped. Captain
Huntington saved considerable personal
property, among which is prize collec-
ton of paintings, the work OF his DAUGHTER
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FRIGHTFUL DISASTER.
Eighteen Men Lose Their Lives in Coal
Mine YESTERDAY.

Mine Yesterday.
KANSAS CITY, April 5th.-A special to
the Times from Vinita, Indian Territory,
says A terrible explosion occurred to-day
at Savanna in coal shaft No. >, by which
six miners were killed. A rescuing party
was soon organized and sent down into the
mine, but they were oyerpowered by the
gas, and twelve were sutf0cated before they
could be taken out, making eighteen dead
in all
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NOVA SCOTIA.

Effects OF the Great storm on the Attain
tic Coast.
HALIFAX, April 5tb.-A dispatch from
Clarl's Harbor says: The storm on Satur-
day and Sunday inflicted considerable dam
age to property in several places. Fishing
craft and other vessels escaped total de-
struction by being anchored under the lee
shore. Some of them sank at their moor
ings. One broke adrift and was lost.
Fears are entertained for the safety of sew
eral schooners which sailed for the fishing
grounds Two days previous.
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Resignation of Assemblyman Brooks.

SAN BUENAvENruRA, April 5th.-J.
Marion Brooks, u s. District Attorney for
the Southern District of California, today
forwarded mis- resignation as member of
the Assembly from Ventura and Kern to the
Speaker of the House. To morrow Brooks
goes to Los Angeles to take the oath Of
office as u. s. District Attorney. He has
also resigned the Town Attorneyship Of
San Buenaventura.
At a meeting last night the Trustees
called special election for April 2Sth to
vote upon the issuance OF $4,000 in bonds
for seWeriug the town.
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CrOsSman'S Specific Mixture,

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure. change of diet, or
change in application to business. The medi-
cine contains nothing that is of the least injury
to the constitution. Ask your druggist for it.
Price, 81 q bottle. fe26-lyWS
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UTAF.
Mystery Surrounding the Death of Rich
Tourist.

SALT LAKE, April 5th.-William A.
Douglass died on Sunday night while in a
bath at Hot Springs, under suspicious cir
cumstances. He was wealthy resident
of Leadville, Col, and high in Masonic
circles. The hack-driver who drove him
to the springs, P. d. Sprague, is accused of
knowing more than he should about the
death, and ugly stories are afoat He is
now rIr1der arrest
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A ChiId's Shocking Death.

NELSON, April 5th.-Yesterday morning
little 2-year-old girl of 0. A. Washburn,
prominent merchant, was playing about
the house and got hold of bottle contain
ing carbolic acid. The little one drank
some of the deadly liquid, and, despite all
efforts to save her life, died about 10 o'clocH
last night.
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SAN LUIS OBIsPo, April 5th.-What APP
pears the most important strike ever made
in this county was made last evening in
the discovery of coal in the suburbs of this
city A quantity was taken out and tested
and found excellent. The deposit is
thought to be quite large. The expected
route of the Southern Pacific is at the base
IF tho hill
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REDDIHG, April 5th.-Strangers continue
to visit our town. There is hardly day
that our real estate men are not in the
country showing purchasers available
lands. Our quartz mines. continue their
steady output. The town and county are
both prosperous.
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Another Scare in Madrid.

MADRID, April 5th.-Another alarm was
caused in the Cortes to-day by finding in
the Parliamentary building what was sup
posed to be cartridge. Upon examination,
however the suspicious object was found
to be merely harmless piece Of fireworks.
4 quantity of dynamite exploded to-day
at q magazine at Banete, in the Province Of
Buenca, killing one man and injuring an
other. Much property was damaged. Two
persons were arrested on suspicion of hay-
ing been concerned in the outrage.
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thereby avoiding the loss of interest to the
company. The rulings of the Court are an
important gain to the company.
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That Tired Feeling

The warm weather has debilitating effect,
especially upon those who are within doors
most of the time. The peculiar, yet common,
complaint known as "that tired feeling
is the result. This feeling can be entirely
overcome by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which gives new life and strength to all
the functions Of the body.
"I could not sleep; had no appetite.
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon began to
sleep soundly; could get up without that
tired and languid feeling; and my appetite
imnroved.v r. a. SANFORD. Kent Ohin
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Consolidated Sweetness.

RIVERSIDE, April 5th.-The Teachers In
stitute of San Bernardino and San Diego
counties will meet at Riverside for a
weeks session. State Superintendent
Hoitt will be present.
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England's Oneen.

CANNES. April 5th.-Queen Victoria left
here for Aix-les-Bains at o'clock this
evening. There was an immense crowd at
the railway station to witness her depart
ure. The English and French squadrons
living here were illuminated in honor Of
the Queen.
Parliament Has the Spring Fever.
LONDON, April 5th.-The House Of Com
mons is practically taking a weeks holi-
day, so many members are pairing. The
Government insists that the debate on the
Irish criminal law amendment shall pro
ceed but will postpone the division on the
bill till The 10Th instant.
Prophecy Of Civil War in Ireland.
BERLIN, April 5th.-The Tdge6tdtt thinks
that if the British Government attempts to
enforce the coercion bill, if passed, civil
war in Ireland will be inevitable.
Honors to Cardinal Gibbons.
ROME, April 5th.-A Polyglot acade-
mia" in honor of Cardinal Gibbons, was
held to-day. The exercises opened with
triumphal hymn and chorus specially
composed and conducted by Rev. Fran
cisco Borghi. This was followed by Latin
address from Rev. Father Mooney, of Chi
cago.
New Italian Ministry.
ROME, April 5th.-A Cabinet has been
formed with Deputy Foreign Minister.
Crispi will be Minister of the Interior
Viale, Minister of War; Seanadarle, Min
lister of Justice; Saracco, Minister Of Pub
lie Works. The present Ministers in other
departments will retain their portfolios.
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Grain Arrjvinr at ride water.

PoRr COSTA, April 5th.-Business is quite
lively here at present. Grain is coming in
from the interior rapidly, both by water
and rail Some is going aboard vessels for
export, but the majority is being piled in
warehouses here
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Gents Summer-weight Shirts Drawers, plain
and fancy striped, S5 cents.
Gents French Babriggan Shirts and Drawers, $ IS.
Gents Fancy Striped Balbrggan Shirts and Drawers s5
cents
Castor Beaver Gloves!A stylish good driving glove,
light and durable, 81 per pair.
Fine Balbrggan plain and fancy coIors, silk
clocked, at 20 and 25 cents per pair.
Gents Supene Lse Thread Half Hose, three for ST.
New Syles!-Fancy Cotton OVershirtS, in pIaidS and
stripes look just like French FIanne, 65 75 S5 and
90 cents.
Tourist and Bicycle Overshrts in Cloth and French Fan
mel new designs, and fine materiaD, from 81 80
to 50 25.
nH GIVEN AWAY-Wh Every Purchase of Fifteen Dollars,
WATERBURY NICKEL WATCH (stemwnder will be to each
purchasing the of Fifteen Dollars
CLOTHING and HAT DEPARTMENTS The purchaser will be
Boy the Land should have of these GOOD
than double much See Watches Display Show Window
There will be ESQ given away.
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A. o.U, w. Grand Lodge.
San Jose Items.

SAN JOSH, April 5th.-Wm. Schulz, a
German, aged "a years, was killed to-day at
the Goodrich quarry, near here, by large
rock falling on him and crushing his skull.
The contestants in the Sullivan-Felton
contest closed this evening.
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PACIFIC COAST.
LIVES LOST BY THE SINKING GF
A STEAMER.
A Child's Painful Death-Two High.
way Robberies-Fatal Result
OF the Lodi Row.
TIE MAILS PLUNDERED.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEooRD-uNIoN
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UKlAH, April 5th.-On Monday, at
Whitesboro, one Club Hitchings shot Mar
tin Olsen three times. Olsen is still alive
but very low. Hitchings has been arrested.
The cause of the shooting is supposed to
be liquor and women. Both are very bad
men.
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cAcRAMENTo GLOVE FACTORY. NO. 1913
- Ninth street, between and z. Hand. seEed,
Smoked Buck, Waterproof Buck and Black
Buck a Specially. 4p
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s. GERSON q co,
sAoRANENTo-.,...,....,................ CAL
NEW YORK MARKET,

1000 and 1922 x street.........sacramento
ctPARERIBs AND PORK. AND ALL KINDS
- of Fresh snd salt Meats. Every variety of
Sausages fresh every day. Also, Ham, Bacon
and Lard at the most reasonable prices. Beef
and Mutton by the carcass, side or quarter,
Slipped to all pats of the country. All orders
promptly attended to.
10 ODELL & HERZ0G. Proprietors.